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Senate Approves $70 Billion Bill to Fund ICE and Border Patrol

The measure moves to the House with no statutory ban on a disputed $1.8 billion DOJ settlement fund whose legal and political fate remains uncertain.

Cuba to Allow Diaspora to Own Businesses as Blackouts Spur Unrest

Israel Launches New Wave of Strikes on Iran as UAE Intercepts Fresh Barrage; Dubai Fuel-Tank Fire Contained

U.S.–Ukraine Talks Trim Peace Draft to About 19 Points as Europe Presses Role

US Sanctions Snarl Russian Oil at Sea as India Pivots to Middle East Supply

Trump Backs Senate Sanctions Bill Targeting Russia’s Trade Partners With Tariffs Up to 500%

U.S. Reportedly Extends Lukoil Asset‑Sale Window as Sanctions Bite

G7 Ministers Unveil New Russia Sanctions and Energy Aid at Niagara Talks

Trump Considers Hungary Waiver on Russia Oil Sanctions After Orbán Meeting

Russia Intensifies Assaults on Pokrovsk as Ukraine Hits Oil and Gas Facilities Inside Russia

Lukoil to Sell Foreign Assets as U.S. Sanctions Take Hold and Ukraine Expands Long-Range Strikes

U.S. Sanctions on Rosneft and Lukoil Jolt Oil Trade as Europe Tightens the Squeeze on Russia

U.S. Hits Rosneft and Lukoil With Sweeping Sanctions as EU Tightens Energy Curbs

U.S. Sanctions Rosneft and Lukoil as Chinese State Buyers Pause Russian Crude, Lifting Oil Prices

Wall Street Rebounds as Trump Confirms Xi Meeting and Tech Leads Gains

U.S. Hits Rosneft and Lukoil as EU Advances LNG Ban, Oil Prices Climb

Indian Stocks Pare Early Surge on Trade-Deal Buzz as Oil Jumps After New U.S. Russia Sanctions

U.S. and EU Roll Out Coordinated Sanctions Targeting Russian Oil Majors and Gas Sector

Japan News: Sapporo Ends Emergency Bear Hunt, Prince Hisahito Recuperates, Ex‑Judo Coach Gets 22 Years

Argentina’s Foreign Minister Gerardo Werthein Resigns Before Midterms